Public Relations signals

Name: Public Relations signals
Creator: PeerPush
License: https://peerpush.com/terms

Switcher pressure

How much alternative-shopping demand is flowing toward what Public Relations products challenge. Last 7 days.

Moderate

A steady stream of people are weighing the incumbents this space goes up against.

Who this serves

The audience mix across Public Relations products - which audiences this space serves most.

Pricing mix

How Public Relations products are priced. Helps buyers know what to expect.

Free35%
Freemium30%
Subscription20%
Paid15%

Platform availability

Where Public Relations products are available - Web, Mobile, CLI, MCP, etc.

Market concentration

How concentrated discovery attention is across Public Relations products. Last 7 days.

52 / 100

consolidating

FragmentedConsolidated

Public Relations is consolidating - a handful of products are capturing a growing slice of attention.

Herfindahl index: 610.4 / 10,000

Device mix

How Public Relations gets discovered: desktop vs mobile. Last 7 days.

Desktop94.2%
Laptops and desktops
Mobile5.8%
Phones and tablets

Explore signals by lens

Slice AI activity by what products do, who they serve, where they run, and which AI is surfacing them.

Use cases

What people keep asking AI to find products for.

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Audiences

Who the most-surfaced products are built for.

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Platforms

Where products ship - web, mobile, CLI, MCP.

Frequently asked questions

It shows how AI assistants, crawlers, and humans are discovering products in Public Relations on PeerPush, including rising challengers and which AI engines are most active in this space.

Momentum is measured by week-over-week growth in detail views, clicks, AI agent results, and new product launches for products in Public Relations; visitor-derived numbers are published only when distinct-visitor counts clear the k-anonymity floor.

The Public Relations signals refresh on a rolling schedule, with short windows recomputed every few minutes and longer windows on slower cycles.

Yes. The Public Relations signals are free to view on the public tier, with deeper history and detail available on Pro.